Sentence examples for monitoring the state from inspiring English sources

It is actively monitoring the state of business.

Mr. Farmer and an assistant attorney general, Martin Cronin, also released the most recent report from the court-appointed experts monitoring the state police's compliance with the decree.

The microprocessors also serve a diagnostic function, continuously monitoring the state of the systems they control for signs of incipient or actual fault.

Mr. Nettleford was in Washington to participate in a meeting of experts charged by the United Nations with monitoring the state of racial discrimination around the world.

Exactly why they do so is unclear, but the recent finding that they come into frequent, brief contact with synapses suggests that they are actively surveying their micro-environment and monitoring the state of the connections.

The federal Justice Department, which is monitoring the state police under a consent decree to end profiling, had questioned the validity of the study and asked the state not to release it.

A simple, robust and low-cost fiber optics system for monitoring the state-of-charge (SOC) in a lead-acid battery is presented.

Monitoring the state-of-health of a PEMFC with respect to the water content of the membrane electrode assembly [46, 47]; Analyzing the reaction kinetics and interfacial characteristics of an anode in a DMFC [48]; Characterizing the output power dynamics of a SOFC for management by a control system [49]; Monitoring the anode colonization by electrode-reducing micro-organisms in an MFC [50].

The Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources is responsible for general strategy in the oil and gas sectors and for monitoring the state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco.

"I've never seen a recount overturn margins as large as the ones we're dealing with here," said David Wasserman, an elections analyst for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report who is closely monitoring the state-by-state electoral tallies.

Meanwhile, fire officials monitored the state for other flare-ups.